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Just another UMW Blogs weblog. Journal #10- Kaci Sutton. Friday, December 6, 2013. I think this experience helped me because it’s helping me mature more as an adult. Now I try to make a conscious effort to think about other people in my life too and how my absence may upset them. I didn’t realize that even though I was helping others, that the people I wasn’t helping were affected too. Journal #9- Kaci Sutton. Friday, December 6, 2013. Kaci Sutton- Journal #8. Wednesday, December 4, 2013. The thing that ...
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8220;Winter Field” by Ellen Bryant Voigt. November 7th, 2006. 8220;The winter field is not. The field of summer lost in snow; it is. Another thing, a different thing. 8220;We shouted, we shook you,” you tell me,. But there was no sound, no face, no fear, only. Oblivion–why shouldn’t it be so? After they’d pierced a vien and fished me up,. After they’d reeled me back they packed me under. Blanket on top of blanket, I trembled so. The summer field, sun-fed, mutable,. Has its many tasks; the winter field.
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Ethershop Fall 2007 › Writing Workshop
Spacing Out (Revision 1). Monday, October 29, 2007. I lie on my back in the cool crisp grass. One summer night and I stare into the deep blue-black. That smears itself out before me, mottled here and there. My mind begins to wander,. Drifts away from consciousness and passes into a dreamlike trance. As I stare they begin to change shape, from stale white circles. Into all means of other things. One enlarges and bloats and becomes a strange craft. In attempt to destroy its foe. Until there’s nothing left.
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Ethershop, Fall 2009 › Just another UMW Blogs weblog
Ethershop, Fall 2009. Just another UMW Blogs weblog. Night with Drive-By Shooting Stars, by Jim Daniels. Thursday, December 10, 2009. Night with Drive-By Shooting Stars. In Drying Out, for example, Daniels draws a metaphor between lighting wood in a stove to coping with alcoholism in a brief commentary on the slow beginnings of communication both in a foreign country (here, Italy) and between romantic partners. An excerpt:. Finally, I handed her a letter about drying out,. How booze had given me a spark,.
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Ethershop, Fall 2010. Ecstatic in the Poison by Andrew Hudgins. Wednesday, December 8, 2010. Hudgins’ poetic struggle to overcome this notion of mortality manifests itself in the collection through the presence of human voices, which, usually singing or laughing, suggest the power of the human imagination to transform the world around them. In the poem “Blur” from his 2003 collection,. Ecstatic in the Poison. Notes From the Divided Country by Suji Kwock Kim. Wednesday, December 8, 2010. He was told,.
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Ethershop, Spring 2009 › Just another UMW Blogs weblog
Ethershop, Spring 2009. Just another UMW Blogs weblog. Audre Lorde’s “The Black Unicorn”. Tuesday, May 5, 2009. Audre Lorde’s The Black Unicorn addresses major themes of race, gender, sexuality, and politics. Her honest and compelling poems are often heartbreaking and speak strongly against racism and sexism in America. Much of her work incorporates African spiritual imagery and allusion which emphasize her sense of cultural and ethnic pride. It speaks against prejudice and stands for all of those who st...
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Ethershop, Spring 2010. Just another UMW Blogs weblog. Tuesday, April 27, 2010. 8221; and “ Pretend. 8221; are probably his most well known poems. They are examples of his use of extended metaphors. Some of his more moving work takes advantage of his sentimentality, but he uses it in a way that doesn’t take anything away from the poem. Two of his poems show either side of a relationship. “ Flockprinter. 8221; is a modern slam poet’s take on a love ode, while “ Giant Saint Everything. What the Living Do b...
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Ethershop › Spring 2011
8220;The Waste Land”- By T.S. Elliot. Sunday, May 1, 2011. The Waste land by T.S. Elliot is considered by many to be his most influential work. A long, complex poem, it is thick with allusions to other works, and even had large portions written in other languages, such as Hindi. It is heavily referenced in many contemporary works, and has been said to have had more influence on the works of literature of the 20. Century than any other single work. From Ritual to Romance,. Specifically, it appears that El...
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May 4th, 2007. CK Williams The Singing. Williams uses sarcasm and humor in some of his poetry to show certain points about life, like his poetry writing for instance. In the poem. It wouldn’t do this collection justice if I didn’t talk about the range of styles Williams used in his book. While some of the poems are broken into traditional stanzas, many of his poems take the form of prose, and others yet seem to be just lone sentences on the page. For example, in his poem. May 4th, 2007. Angelou also uses...
